Something I've noticed I do, as do several other autistic family members, is that we don't look AT people when we speak TO them, but we may look at them when we are listening. I think it's because I rely on other sensory input than simply hearing to parse what's being said, but when I am talking I have to go "inside my head" to "translate" my thoughts into speech effectively.
To make sure I understand: Mazing means to share multiple associations or other pieces of information about whatever topic you're talking about and then go back to the main topic?
I love this! Also I just (finally) watched the March Q&A for paid subscribers--fabulous! Can you tell me what a good way is to pass along an idea/request for an episode topic?
Something I've noticed I do, as do several other autistic family members, is that we don't look AT people when we speak TO them, but we may look at them when we are listening. I think it's because I rely on other sensory input than simply hearing to parse what's being said, but when I am talking I have to go "inside my head" to "translate" my thoughts into speech effectively.
To make sure I understand: Mazing means to share multiple associations or other pieces of information about whatever topic you're talking about and then go back to the main topic?
Thank you! And about the book, sounds amazing!
I love this! Also I just (finally) watched the March Q&A for paid subscribers--fabulous! Can you tell me what a good way is to pass along an idea/request for an episode topic?